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Josphat, a rising Asante Africa Foundation Scholar

Josphat is a 14 year old ordinary boy. His life revolves around working on a farm and tending to his father’s cattle in order to financially support his family. He is the youngest in the family and his older siblings … Continue reading

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Celebrating Charles Waigi, Williams Alumni Medalist Award Winner

By Professor Ken Kuttner – September 7, 2012 It is a pleasure to have the opportunity to introduce Charles Waigi, class of 1972, one of the recipients of this year’s bicentennial medal. The story of Charles’ life, and his accomplishments, … Continue reading

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Study Time

This story makes my heart happy. In Kenya we have 7 SENIORS about to sit for final high school exams, and we have 4 Class 8 students about to sit for their final exams. All the kids are at school … Continue reading

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Do Teacher Incentives Improve School Quality?

In recent years, many developing countries have focused on access to education as on of their top priorities. Encouraged by international agreements, such as the Millennium Development Goals, the attempts to increase educational opportunities have been widespread and successful. However, … Continue reading

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